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Deep Learning Model Compression Algorithms
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3,706 students

Deep Learning Model Compression Algorithms

Pruning, Quantization, Knowledge distillation, Factorization
Created byeasy peasy
Last updated 12/2023
English
English [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • Understand pruning algorithms
  • Understand quantization algorithms
  • Understand distillation algorithms
  • Understand factorization algorithms

Course content

5 sections11 lectures59m total length
  • A brief introduction about deep learning5:26
  • Model compression overview2:54

    Explore four major model compression techniques: model pruning, model colonization, modal distillation, and model factorization. Pruning creates sparse networks to save storage and inference, while factorization uses low-rank approximation.

  • Demo CNN quantization in Tensorflow7:16

    Demonstrate CNN quantization in TensorFlow using an IMDB text classification model, showing how 16‑bit half‑precision reduced disk size while maintaining comparable accuracy.

  • Model Size Estimation

Requirements

  • Python programming
  • Familiar with deep learning model components

Description

This course is intended to provide learners with an in-depth understanding of techniques used in compressing deep learning models. The techniques covered in the course include pruning, quantization, knowledge distillation, and factorization, all of which are essential for anyone working in the field of deep learning, particularly those focused on computer vision and natural language processing. These techniques should be generally applicable to all deep learning models.

One of the primary objectives of this course is to provide advanced content that is updated with the latest algorithms. This includes product quantization and its variants, tensor factorization, and other cutting-edge techniques that are rapidly evolving in the field of deep learning. To ensure learners are equipped with the knowledge they need to succeed in this field, the course will summarize these techniques based on academic papers, while avoiding an emphasis on experiment result details. It's worth noting that leaderboard results are updated frequently, and new models may require compression. As a result, the course will focus on the technical aspects of these techniques, helping learners understand what happens behind the scenes.

Upon completion of the course, learners will feel confident in their ability to read news, blogs, and academic papers related to model compression. You will be encouraged to apply these techniques to your own work and share the knowledge with others.

Who this course is for:

  • deep learning model developers
  • model compression research beginners